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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02
The Inter state Commercs Bill

We are now beginning to be LEI into
the meaning OF the Interstate Com
merce Bill by the convention OF general
passenger agents at Chicago. As inter
preted the new law will bear exceed.
ingly hard upon certain classes that
have been given free and others very
much reduced rates of travel upon rail-
roads. Amongst those that have here
tofore been granted special rates are
theatrical companies, baseball players,
bicyclists, students, lsborers, lumber
men, Indians, United States Off GERS
and soldiers or their families, inmates
of national homes for disabled sold iers,
city police, hotel employees, members Of
the press (as courtesies), freight ship
pers, charity cases, dumb or blind peo-
pie, tenn perAnce workers, and inferen-
italy only permits reduced rates to
ministers Of the gospel. This is q sweep
1ug change and will make considerable
OF q revolution In many respects. The
people who support theatre and opera
troupes will have to pay dearer for the
privilege, as many OF the travelling
com panies can scarcely make ends M eel
now with railroad fares at greatly re-
duced rates. To mest this extra ex
pense many companies will be- com
PEELED to advance their charges or re-
tire from the field. This, however, may
result In fewer theatrical and operate
com psples, but IN stronger and bette
ones. The amusements Of the people will
be further ibt rfered with by a refusa
ofrailroad companies to carry base ball
bicycl!st, cricket. lawn tents and othe
athletic and amusement organization
ut rsdu ,ed rates. AS with theatrica
com panies this will weed out the veal
and leave only o few strGng organic \
lions In the Geld, Students are to hav
no special privileges. Tnis will mill
tate against local selocs schools, whicl
have in . great measure been supported
by scholars from, the country comini
into the city at vastly reduced rate
below regular rates. United State
officers Will have to give up their dead
head tickets. and members Of the Lsgis
lstnre will have to return their compll
men .aries with thanks. PresideE
Cleveland will have to hire specla
train for himself and those he ma,
choose to take with him, or pay hts ful
fare like q common man. There fs Il
be no let up, even for charity's sake
and members Of the press are to b
allowed no more passes as courtesies.
Well, the people will no doubt sur
vive. They lived before railroads wer
in common use aud they can do 81
still. We see nothing special to com
plain OF in the Interpretation put upoI
the bill, even though 1t does cut OF
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sAsa AEn1.
FOR RE N r.

Desirable residence, 18th street and River
Wow avenue, Highlands; rent low TO good
tenant.
8 houses. 9th street and woodlawn avenue,
rooms and shed, IS per month.
Stable, In rear Of 70s French street, $50
per month.
Otnces. LIST foor, sos Market street, s26 pei
month.
1910 Walnut street, 8 rooms, sl6 per month
Double hou 20, 18th sire ct and Riverviow
avenue, Highlands, so per month.
eo8 W. 2nd street. rOoms, SIS per month
& goo Il. 9Th street, rooms, sl3 per month.
COS Tatnall street. s rooms, $40 per month,
2lo W. 9Th street, ~ rooms, SIS per month
go Jefferson street, has large side yard
go per month.
lhouses, Uisy mont street above 18th street
new, Sill per month.
sos, sol Van Buren, street. rooms and
bah, e27 per month.
1888 Locust ST., 6 ROOMS, 50 per month.
3. W. cor. Front and J sok SOC street store
and dwelling, s26 per month.
bo7 W. 18Th street. heater and range,
rooms, so per month.
houies on 22nd street between Garter and
Jeesup streets, new, IS per month.
Store, SOB King street, $40 per month.
SO West street, $37 60 per month.
JOS. Il. CARPENTER, Jr.,
ml-St s23 Market street.
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Safe Investment.
IS. $40 OR SIS.

II you have S. to invest,
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ing House,4I6 Market street
select a pantaloon pattern
and leave your measure; we
know you will make 20
|per cent on your investment.
1t you have $40 to invest
in a Spring Overcoat,we are
certain we can give you the
best to, the money in this or
any other city.
SIS will buy a Scotch
Cheviot Overcoat, full silk
lined.
Mothers, we want you to
see cur new styles of Chill
dren's Suits for spring-jus'
received.
! Young men, we have new
|styles in for you to select
from, made from the newest
designs OF fabric and cut ir
1.-THE height of fashion.
Suits for men of all sizes
snd shapes, made in the besI
manner possible. You car
[be suited by making YOU
selection from our stock o
ISuits.
Many inducements to offe
liz heavy weights. Cut prices
are making sales. We nce'
1.-THE room. You save none,
to take the goods.
Our $I.5o pan'aloons is
superior garment for tn
Iprice.
Our garments are. manu-
featured exclusively for us b
lWanrmaker & Brown, AM
we sell them at the sam
Iprices ard under the sam
guarantee.
Our motto: " The best COCA
l/oy Tie least money!"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

WANAMAk ER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, March 2. 1887.
"The Special Lace Sale

PHILADELPHIA, wednesday, March z 1887.
"The Special Lace Sale
Counters are over there,
where the biggest crowd is"
That's direction enough in
the Store. Much of the time
still pinched for room, but
you bear with us patiently.
Very few of the styles en-
tirely gone. Strange how
tastes differ! You may ask
for any one OF the thirty or
more varieties and get it in
a twinkling. Some special
width may be missing, bu,
others III be so near it, and
the price is SO little that it
doesn't signify.
Do you notice how the
plump rolls are corded up
in the cases as men pile
wood? They haven't beer
broken. There'll be plenty
OF Special Laces for a num
Der OF days yet. Here are
few prices:
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Nos. I and 2. A psir 81 nil
and o yeare OLD, with loi. oiM 1
weigh $500 pounds are sbks rtl
or do any other Kind ofhsTM
No. 3 A bay horse s!tsal|
high, weighs 1900 poBn!t va11
general purpose horse,
Nos. tAnd S. A pay II auN
Q Years old, ~ hands hlnls
mar, az good = team AZ As
hsving fine style ,lni acu ~
No 0 Dapplelrsy hot<E
weigh 1860 pound. With l.gb'
any Kind OF work.
Nos. 7 and .. A pSif dN
o horse, 8 years old 10 hahln
,olian stock, will maset ~
b, log good actors, WITH Nitr
broken single. ,,e..|
No. o. A soTrel horse "
weighs 100 pounds, viii nnH
raj purpose horse. .,a..,<|
Nos. 10 and II A pi'i " - :
years old. l5k hand. "a
poun d., with lots q pH"
team. ~
no IL. A brown nsr 4
weigh 100 pounds, syeant |.
10 single harness, and aM
No. Is a dapple grsI IA y,
! 10 hands h 'gh. weighs Zap v
Norman, with lets OIL p0H =
good mare. ,.,,
NO IL. A bay horse, w
, hands high, weighs llS1 "
J Q good useful horse ioI AoI ! ~ ~
No. 10. A dark roam ni ~, y
, hands high, will weigh u. n \
good bone and good se"- :
good mare. .,,, al
No. le. A strawberry ~ ~ y =
high, bycars old, weigna ''"r
lots OF bore an ! aclion. ,L,l
| No. ". Bag mare VIA ia Nv N
l53l h inde nigh weighs i'
oneral purp $50 nais ,i,s1
Nos. is and 10. a pss !
horses, D years old, 10 ~ Y. ~
2ieo pounds, win lou u ~
Will make a rne team. "A
| Nos. 20 and Il. A l's IA,
horses, Q and Q year. ola ~, !
10 hands high, win gov En- ", \
well bred pair OF b )rse'' W"
An extra team. n
/ RIO. ~ r. Blown hvls ,S IN
hands high, weigns ~ ~. T.
llorse IN any Kind OF ~ nj
/ No. %. Ray u are ", d ,,oj !
10 handi high, weighs
broken single
Also bplir OF NJ co. a, pss
No postponement . ~ ~ ,,r,a
welther. All stock 70 ~ ' ,ltl.i
any gentleman soo'a an Ia, |
any horse VIII please p s,,N N
A credit OF 90 days IN S,pl
d0rser. JE'S y ~ ,usi
4 l.. w, S,idham b SOD
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WANAM AKER,S

WANAM
much as the turning Of a
hem.
With each shirt 8 collars
and Q pairs of cuffs. $I.75.
Near corner Chestnut and Juniper
streets; and middle Market street en-
trance.
Have you noticed what
we've been doing with Rub
her goods? Not so much
more space but more stuff.
You're not likely to ask for
what we haven't got in Rub.
Der things. Some Of the
cheapest gossamers have no
rubber about them. We sell
cheap gossamers = mems.
iwomen's, misses and boys,
l$1.5o to $3.5o-but not the
cheap-in-value no-rubber
kind. Good rubber in our
, cheapest, but not pure.
! Even the film Of silvery,
t frosty rubber over the higher
.. cost garments is not per-
, fectly pure. Serves its pur.
pose better not to be. Pick
i ling out and picking out has
, broken the sizes of some o1
! the best of these goods.
That's why you may have
> IS circulars for So; $40 rag
/. lans for 81 SO or mems SIC
! coats for IS.
West OF middle Market street entrance.
81 Haviland's Canella Din
y !. ner Sets. We have then
g complete for the first time
in two years. We've wanted
r them; you've wanted them
:. but they couldn't be had
e Too many others near BY
wanted them. No wonder
g China possibilities can hardl,
,e 60 fun Their in the way Of light
g. ness and airiness. Artistic
: shapes, twisted, convolutee
land waved and decorated
'.Iwith dainty sprigs Of orchard
eigrass and flowers and ran
!, dom butterflies. 14s pieces
$500.
- Near corner Juniper and Market streets
II Antotype Engravings arr
;. from sun-made plates; per
|. feet reproductions of tn
" original. Framed in bronz'
( and hard woods, 81. so to S
" each-sbout third off. Nev
n Etchings and Engravings il
Il great variety. We have re
# organized the department
d for framing pictures, ant
if our buyer will give persons
attention to it. Orders sha
,e be promptly attended to,an
y estimates for comparison wi
Ie be cheerfully given.
- Basement, Forth of centre.
wi $50 Decorated China Gu
n padores, so cents; were I
a cents. We thought the,
very pretty; you will now.
ak, 500 doz. Bohemian Tun
oilers, assorted colors, dow
from SI.2o to IS cents.
Basement, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sire
and C,ty-hall square.
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Judge Woottsn.

Associate Justice Wootten Was an
aged jurist, and yet his death strikes
the public with peculiar force and
meets with Q general response OF sym
patty. He has been on the bench forty
years, and during that time In going
up and down our State he became gen.
orally we'll known, and his kindly,
sym pathetic nature sometimes under q
bluff exterior made friends out Of hun.
dreds who might have only remained
acquaintances. To be thoroughly 30
quainted with the Judge was 70 be Z
friend. With his death . link thal
binds the present with the far bach
past 10 suddenly snapped asuuder, Ant
old.time practices before the Courts
With which the Judge WAS familiar
and which he delighted to dwell upoI
now come to us only In memory. Judg'
Wootten was In ell respects thorough
DslAwarean. Native and to the mano
born, he loved his State and cared bu
little for the world beyond 1t. 1t nigh
naturally be expected that such . mel
would be narrow and contracted In hi
views, but such was not the case witt
Judge wootten. While honoring tn
old institutions OF the State, he vel
coined all progressive measures ths
tended to the prosperity Of the State
and none rejoiced more over that pros.
perity than he. Judge Wootten vii
be missed from the bench which he ha
long adorned. 1t is no disparAgemen
to his colleagues to say that he va
the peer Of any member on the bench
He was always quick to catch the foro
of argument and points OF law, an
when . case WAS ended he WAS pre-
pared to give decision. The Judg'
with the honored accumulation OF veal
upon him, will be laid away In his laI
resting place with the general respet
asd sympathy Of the people OF tt
State he has 30 long served.
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DUBLlC RA1r ~.

pUBLlC SALr-Tup
= Will seil n nn,'ii- M erhnl
S Sa, ,"s , ,1, ieNiius f on NJ, y NJ
n @n, III mt 10 III Of P1,ta,,t "a
'eiAwAre City railr11d ss 'ausI
rhuhspAY, MARcu ,, \
at 10 o'clact.
S i'heHa ofaorsc'. ana p, T.,
high, weighs Hon md. 'tllIaL X
eellent family hor,r ''c0llo'hNY
No. 2. Parrot. a d,n,1,
oid MOSCOW, 81. h,nt VNFhrn
pounds. 7years n. .e',s, no, 81
Di ooh mare, nov IN I1st "a get'Y
No 3. . Hen. darl I'm .iintsI
nigh, weighs ITO III, ,pNh lgrs n
Ell 70 all harness and b. oa.,,,0a n
sts lish young horse. n 5s' w slv,lI
No. 4. AJdie, A sr.v .uihiesS ~
meishs Zoo pornds, 9y,@r l, q
mare ior general purpose. , ga
~ so . prood mare, sooa I'm, '.1,Vasi
| ~; .. Dnisy, a bay mar, s..,
ouRhbred hafnbletOnian SIND al
was bred by Barney NJ. Npl.t m
sire hnd dam coHl ID trot ci'' u
hands nj b, weighs IDo II, NM.
years old; has had SON. H., lAis,
sss great speed and h1,in.a Hhi N
NOS. q and7. A pslr az
good walkers and puller. 1904 "a,
10 ~. Aallks .
vc c, l !. ora, :. 10 hands hugh, I, wv 1,,
No .. Grover, a hloot b. A
p-iLts, ayoung stallion ~ vi
very promising horse. fe'ites :
30. 10. AT month. oll,..
MS. yr., and he by Hanni. ~ Aia
Iz-i1 81 dam Daisy No "a
color, q DARK bay with bl,c" a NJ
Nos. ! aud " Are n,i, pm
colts, ofgood stock. "" u M
/ Nos. sand y. on list weroa.
Boy, dam Parrot, No. 10, lin q
Eight cad Of good cows rn,ts
Iiom 70 years old, good n.
sitAiRht good mixers, NM
calves. other springing m NY
In the month OF March sM
ana feutie: y.Arllng beif.s' "
| MH @ hogs; q brood ~, VI
II~Marc brood .os
| A&=<b be weeks old by I,,,
% syoung stock boars, ro,,,
Chester white stock ''o''i1
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS
buggy, track sniky, ne,,I NV
wagon, ] hay rigging, c,s,Ll n
grain, seed and phosphate d,i'1
die. foot Oshorne binde, -.
] mower roller, 'good g,,,,s
Ter, with band wheel :, r' :. ~
chain horse power ana fed I'M
power piows, with wheel and la,.,
I2twin harrows, | corn martsyyI
yator, nearly ncw:air0nbs,t
horse noes or corn eoyer-r., ~
new; ] set grain bags, half bs.s1
shovel.. forks, hoes and ple., "
csrriage harm IS. / set Of ligh, ~
sets OF wagon harness. 1871
! ] set OF lead harness, lot OF b.,TI
riding saddle and bride. gl,iaiJ
dies and brides, sau.a,e ~.
and pea, lot Of pork h4rrr
maui and wedges. broai-ars \
hedge knives, corr knl.e,, nsss
tythes, ! grindaione.
4 Dairy and kitchen nAinres
mix pans, buckets an rfelm NJ
cupboard, table. | Lounge. Nv
bedst.ads, 2 wa.h tubs, / i'm, ~
and wheel slop barrel IM Of
turkeys, sor 70 ton IF timo,hI "
| CONDITIONS or sALT, NIL
under cash, over tina amount
credit on giving a bankahIt,,I
proved erdorstr. Interest ad!gr
of tor cash ON credit sums. sill
tive without reserve, IN ,rtAfsl
drnwal; all stock open for -,
this date until sold. Person, "
; tend the above sale hy rail. in \
way OF Newark or Porter if5a 3
GlasRow Sta Ion adjoining An
u morning trains ia time 70, q
evening trains Tor home the 40,
Il VIM. j. Lank, Auctloneer
| j. W. Burrls. ClesK. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

some. d the privileges OF the press.
Whe-e II will bear q little hard upon
q few 1t will benefit greater number.
We fall to SEQ where II will be great
disAd vantage TO the public, unless
| there Is something intricate In the long
and short haul, We hear 80 much that
we cannot grasp. So far ~ passenger
rates are concerned the railroad com
paries will certainly be the gamers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

You neglect your own in
terest If you have any print
ing or book binding done
without getting Ferris B,os'
estimate on it. They do the
best work, at the price of
poor work. Gawthrop build.
ing, 313 ShlpIey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02
Black Silk, handmade Guipure or Yak
Black Chantilly Lace,
Second aisle, southwest of centre.

You need to be early and
often astlr to keep track of
the new things in Muslin
Underwear. Many OF the
novelties you see in night
dresses, chem'ses, drawers,
skirts and the like are exclu
sive; exclusive in price as
well as in style.
Colored skirts for Spring
wear. Piles and piles of
them, but you can see the
drift at a glance. 50 cents to
SI.35.
| More of the muslin skirts
with deep blind embroidered
ruffle, tucks above the Prin-
cess back, tor Is cents. Lit.
tie price for a skirt of any
kind, seems ridiculously
small when you see what
the work and material are
Near corner Chestnut and Juniper streets
| Colored percale shirts; i'm.
ported. We think the work
the best ever shown in a
fancy shirt. Not a slighteo
stitch that we've yet seen
no glossed-over weakness
either in material or finish
Some of them in a Chestnut
street window; more in {
Market street window. We
want you to see them. It's &
case where you can believe
your eyes. A colored shirt
that isn't "of color" in sc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

MIDDLErowN HAS had another
warning to prepare to meet the fire.
dend, and II she keeps on dilly-dally-
ing about getting fire apparatus, the
people will have to pay the penalty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

THROUGH SOME misunderstanding
the Middletown fire, which was written
up yesterday, failed to appear in the
REPUBLICAN. Such things do some.
timaa hanneu,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

UOR RENT SrORE, AT y. W. COR.
Il 4th and Jefferson streets. The store lie
largo, with good fixtures for grocery or any
other business. Also house, GA W. It'll street,
contain ing 10 rooms, with hot and cold water
and bath; Ia n good order, and rent modcr.
ate. Apply to JOHN Finn, oo9 w. 7th
street. N-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02
ODD PANTS

For Boys ana Ohlluren IN
immense variety. We have
Just received q splendid as.
sortment of Odd Pantaloons
for Boys of all sizes, which
for quality and price We
intend shall surpass any.
thing you ever had the OPP
portunity of buying. We
are receiving New Styles OF
Clothing and Piece Goods
every day, and will take
great pleasure in showing
them, as we want to con.
vince every one that you
can get Well Suited and
Save Money by dealing
with US. II you want 8
Suit or Pair of Pantaloons
Made to Order, you have
the advantage of selecting
from an Immense Stock o.
the Latest Styles of Fine
Materials, and we guarantt
to make all clothing II
order in such a manner al
to be fectly satisfactory
in every respect to thu
wearer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

DUBLlC sAbE-THE SUD
4 will sail 1t public 'tl,lt}
No. <ip West front ltrset VI
Delaware, on
SATURDAY. MALCEll
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NJ
~ public ssle, .,,syt,r IilF RI
subscriber, neal 80 "a RCH'1
on. good n.i ! :, "a +; ; 3ssi';s5s'ss
: :: 4; e :;s: !: e; I; ;::'
waters, ] nsrro" :, r nv faf Y,
j set OF doable aa hoes, roll.%S,la
s ssnasn ,r ,SitS ea, 4 5'i 13s3' l,1
other art icles. Gbvsay
l.. W. s.ldnam 8 s'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

~ p 1hdG 81 10 on the La MiS
neiawars Junction, AZ
mipgton, on the ~ ", prHl
TUESDAY, MANN
at ! O'Clock p. ~ n, -
. good horres 10 go {. Z. n ~ IA
r., Of them will % y y S.ho,if
all home RAISED
''G Farming Implements :, ~
wagon, hay bed, ? ses mar.
WAGON anu hsrless, ...s rras.i
AID single trees, J h0, ,oos oras
mowini machin., IN ycItdtre
grass drill. in eooai v,tdrs
blows. barrows, ea !, ~ nv
corn shellsr. fan, e XIII d
brides. collars, OK Ihnssss,ipa.
ycReS, forks, shoveis,,, nah mi, 81.
&c ;thes, grindsione, Z POI ycs. ~
chino. sugefs, ! iI y "a irorfj
sausage gripder, J ISIS ~
q pairs Of andiron,,' orot ~
good cross cut saws; ! ! ~ ,resd,
in aoSd order, HelshiDt
iron yiFe. . butte,
Dairy nk "r neiik PAM, ~ NJ
lot OF grain and nd i' nSs,a,s
nj asure. . Ia II pe,l,N Of NE
other article 81 sot,cCurid
Without reset4 z; IN n, IrIrnaia
". 4 Is. ,toisq "a all oaIt
farm, / am oblise1l II me Il o.,
| ton. Termp; a "a Imonta,
by the purchaser 1saotxr, iip
with approve Ia or 5 pc, f'ssSl
4. w. s,idham 4 son, "A a,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,0OO.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana
StAte Lottery Co., and In person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that the Same are conducted with honesty
fairness and In good faith toward all partie,
and We authorize the company to use thii
certificate, with fac-similes OF our signatures
sttsched. In its advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

IGOR RENT-AN s-RoOMED HOUSE,
e with acres Of good trucking land; ;
large barn. good water; situated on Front
street between WoocIawn avenue and Rod .
man street. Apply at z2S King street, or at
the premises j26-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

ENOR RENT - THE S1UhE AND
II dwelling, No. 7o2 King street. There
arc rooms beside the store. II is suitable
for mtiliner or trimmings. Apply at T04
King street, or address BENZ. FoOTE,
TIA 81 stanton, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

II with acres Of ground, near Whining.
ton, fronting on the ktnnett pike and the
CITY railway. Inquire OF Eli Nichols, Gen.
tre7ilie, lei, or Geo. X. Townsend, Ga
Market street flS.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-02

zlIe prlses, amounting to............S 1886 900
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the ONCE Of the Company in
New 0rleane.
For further information write clearly. civ.
Ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ia.
pross Money Orders, or New York Exoh anEe
In ordinary letter. Currency BY express
(at our expeuse) addressed
ID. A DAUPHIN,
Row Orleans, Ia.
Wsshin1tOn, ID. O,
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! Oct
ard
.eoIneth|
Import
pushes
y rigl |
4 w0rll
.se at b
'lng n
|xers.
ns and |
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